My cat's breath smells like catfood.
Grotesqueticle |
04.09.05 - 7:32 pm | #
heh. had to do it. so i guess prince charles' mom finally let him marry his girlfriend. what a putz he is. is there anything more pathetic than a 60 year old crown prince?
Olaf glad and big |
04.09.05 - 7:32 pm | #
Holden has great pics of demonstration in Baghdad today.
magnolia |
04.09.05 - 7:33 pm | #
The National Association of Necrophillic Hate-mongering Conservative Christian Cannibals for Immigration Control endorses Bryan Barton for Congress
Gen. JC Christian, patriot |
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04.09.05 - 7:33 pm | #
Clean sheets. All that fucking bible and right winger talk had me about to snap.
Barndog |
04.09.05 - 7:34 pm | #
knock, knock, knocking on heaven's door.....
Sarah Deere |
04.09.05 - 7:35 pm | #
Eric Rudolph cops a plea, avoids death penalty...will direct further terror activities from prison... therby avoids the happy chance of holding Christian Identity faascist fux up to public scrutiny...
small gestures go a long way, quoth some prosaic publicity punk pimping a book on Nightly Pentagon Report...
WoodyGsGuitar/Happy Desperado |
04.09.05 - 7:35 pm | #
is there anything more pathetic than a 60 year old crown prince?
Olaf glad and big
Blue raspberry twists are not worth the time.
Barndog |
04.09.05 - 7:36 pm | #
where is the right wing outrage over the fact that convicted fundamentalist terrorist eric rudolph avoided the death penalty? where is the outrage over the activist judge who accepted the plea bargain?
Olaf glad and big |
04.09.05 - 7:39 pm | #
Olaf - thats called openly eating their own.
Against their ruleset.
Barndog |
04.09.05 - 7:43 pm | #
My cat's breath smells like catfood.
check the other end
focus |
04.09.05 - 7:48 pm | #
Barndog: Blue raspberry twists are not worth the time.
Well, the winger cookout is done, cheesecake delivered. Made $10+ ingredients, so I'm making myself a plain cheesecake as a reward. I got some yummy caramel topping and some yummy blackberry topping... heavenly, fat-laden bliss.
So, I'm spent, man. Anyone gonna hang here and talk about nothing in particulate?
.
Jeffraham Prestonian |
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04.09.05 - 7:48 pm | #
Plain cheesecake huh? Are we using the neufanshel cheese or the full strength cheese?
And, are you using the Egg Beaters or real eggs?
(I am a Master Cheesecake artist)
Barndog |
04.09.05 - 7:52 pm | #
Over at littlegreenfootballs the lizards have closed ranks around 'realwest' who posted this lie:
#87 realwest 3/11/2005 09:48AM PST
#18 Iron Fist - What you said, in Spades. My Dad, who was 79 at the time, just happened to be there when the rescue workers were running into the ruins, so he started to go in to help what everyone believed were still living people. A Port Authority P.O. tried to keep him out saying he was too old and would only get in the way.
Then the Port Authority cop turned back to business and my Dad rushed in. They never found him. Or his body. One of my Dad's friends was with him and told us the story. It's why I can't look at the 9/11 photos anymore.
Problem is, there was only one 79 (or even close) man killed at the WTC, not on an aircraft, and it ain't 'realwests' father. They were challenged about this in the comments on Kevin Drums blog and the lizards did their usual 'swarm' of threats and vile language. What is so interesting is that just like Dubya, LGF takes its whole reason for being from 9/11. And they trumpet how they are 'fact checkers'. Well, not when it's one of theirs. 'Realwest' is part of the inner circle there and they're giving him a pass. Is there anything lower than lying about a parent dying at 9/11 to pump up your status on a blog?
Lizard Hunter |
04.09.05 - 7:53 pm | #
It's getting late I haven't seen my date
so tell me when the boys get here
It's seven o'clock and I wanna rock
Want to get a belly full of beer
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:04 pm | #
kent, Excessive Wanderer, can we get an acronym for that.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:06 pm | #
I call it NANHMCCCIC (pronounced nan-hmmm-ka-ka-kick) That's easier, isn't it?
Gen. JC Christian, patriot |
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04.09.05 - 8:10 pm | #
It, um, sounds a lot like a death rattle, General.
Eli |
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04.09.05 - 8:11 pm | #
nan hmmm ka ka kick, I like it, sounds vaguely inuit. This will certainly confuse the RepubliBots™
kent, Excessive Wanderer |
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04.09.05 - 8:12 pm | #
another saturday night and i ain't got nobody....
her eyes | Email | Homepage
Babe, there's always Robin Byrd!
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:15 pm | #
Jerome Corsi's book: This may be what Vt. Senator Jeffords was referring to when he said earlier this week that the Bush's are planning a war with Iran to coincide with Jeb Bush's 2008 campaign.
Jerry |
04.09.05 - 8:16 pm | #
her eyes,
The General beat me to it.
I like it, sounds vaguely inuit
with a death rattle kick.
However, I have not heard the latter, and my inuit is rusty (Nanook of the North 4th grade - a few moons ago)
BTW, His Girl Friday on TCM
kent, Excessive Wanderer |
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04.09.05 - 8:16 pm | #
another saturday night and i ain't got nobody....
I thought the line went "another Saturday night and I ain't got laid"
Blue Dragon |
04.09.05 - 8:16 pm | #
Why? (looks around to see if anyone is looking)
kent, Excessive Wanderer | Email | Homepage | 04.09.05 - 8:19 pm | #
I'm in the mood to send you a really
funny MP3 starring RB.
Very brief...maybe two minutes.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:26 pm | #
JP- no incog, no riot, i think it is safe.
i love a good parade myself.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:27 pm | #
Speaking of His Girl Friday --
Roz Russell could have had me if
she played her cards right.
Although she's prettiest and funniest
in a flick called No Time for Comedy
with Jimmy Stewart.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:28 pm | #
I never much liked Belzer, until he called Coulter a "fascist party doll."
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:28 pm | #
I need home improvement advice: has anyone tried Pergo in the kitchen?
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:29 pm | #
Very brief...maybe two minutes.
fire when ready sir.
pb, glad to be of service.
Off to let some cats in/out at my buddy kent's house, so I may return as kent b at chez kent w.
Hope TCM is on his cable package.
kent, Excessive Wanderer |
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04.09.05 - 8:30 pm | #
Sorry, Yellow Ball is finished, and I was just forwarding a review of a local dive that is deep into crawfish season. Many, many crawfish here in the land of canals - and this dive is run by folks from New Orleans, so.... Etoufee all around!
NYMary:
I loved Belzer from a time in the
70s when I saw him smack down a
heckler who was wearing gold chains.
His comment:
"What are you, sir -- an Aztec
pimp?"
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:30 pm | #
Attention Mansquito fans:
Snake King, featuring the magic that
is Stephen Baldwin, premieres
on the Sci-Fi channel in approximately
forty minutes.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:32 pm | #
I bet Freepers hate His Girl Friday. Rosolind plays a strong, intelligent career woman who comes to the aid of a commie. As I recall, the commie was changed into a something else in the other versions.
patriotboy |
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04.09.05 - 8:32 pm | #
still 2 & half hrs of work, but I'm declaring beer thiry now.
1watt |
04.09.05 - 8:33 pm | #
steve,
I remember watching his show live when Hulk Hogan injured him in a wrestling move.
That was not, needless to say, yesterday.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:33 pm | #
I thought Belzer was great on Homicide. He's also very good when he's on Real Time. Very sharp and funny. He's beem one of my favorites for a long time.
patriotboy |
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04.09.05 - 8:35 pm | #
patriotboy:
I'm not so sure. He was definitely
a Red in the original version,
and I'm pretty sure he was in
the Billy Wilder version as well.
I think they backed off from making
his girlfriend a hooker in His Girl
Friday, however.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:35 pm | #
NYMary-i never had pergo, but i did have a parquet type floor that was just terrible and looked like hell after a few months. i don't think it is the same material. i'm so helpful. you ask about pergo, and i tell you about something completely different!
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:37 pm | #
NYMary:
Yeah I saw that show too. I was...
what....fifteen?
Patriotboy:
Send me your e-mail and I'll send you
a screamingly funny Belzer MP3 also
starring Christ Guest and Bill
Murray.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:37 pm | #
You could be right Steve. It's been awhile since I've seen any of them and the last one I saw was the Burt Reynolds thing.
patriotboy |
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04.09.05 - 8:37 pm | #
steve,
I'm guessing maybe 1981? Early, early cable, anyway.
Send me the clip too--Guest makes me all squishy.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:39 pm | #
her eyes,
Yah, water plays havoc on wood floors, but I don't know about these engineered ones.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:40 pm | #
NYMary: I need home improvement advice: has anyone tried Pergo in the kitchen?
Of course! Where else is one going to make pasta? Of course, I prefer Ragu to Pergo.
.
Jeffraham Prestonian |
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04.09.05 - 8:43 pm | #
I need home improvement advice: has anyone tried Pergo in the kitchen?
NYMary - NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Don't DO IT!!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
It's made of PAPER WITH A PICTURE OF WOOD ON IT.
Honest, your local home depotesque place will sell you wood for the same price, lock in and snap together - riding on a nice underlayment, it's heaven, it's like having a sprung dance floor underfoot whilst you wash the dishes and mind the kinder. AND, AND, when you drop the COSTCO size jar of mayonnaise??? It just sort of bounces and rolls. GET WOOD OF ANY KIND. MACHINED, COMPRESSED, LAYERED, WHATEVER. Pergo isn't very good, actually.
Can you tell I've lived the experience? Trust me - I had the best kitchen floor in my life instaled by a couple of very high ranking American Express technologies specialists - it was a GREAT FLOOR. I could have worked all day standing on that floor. And I bought all the components - WOOD - at Home Depot and brought it home myself.
Seriously, that's why I'm asking. It's okay in the living room, but I take your general point.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:47 pm | #
getting advice from expert now.
can't refinish it and it depends on traffic.
supposed to have a good manaufactur's warranty.
but if GWPDA has had it and hates it, well, then I bow to her knowledge.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:48 pm | #
His Girl Friday. I love love love love love that movie. When I was just a teen, I wanted to be Hildy Johnson, muckraking lady journalist. Is it on? What channel?
TJ |
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04.09.05 - 8:48 pm | #
See, this is what worries me: will resist water damage from everyday spills and damp mopping when water is promptly removed.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:49 pm | #
NYMary-
now expert says, go with hardwood, nothing beats the wear of genuine hardwood.
of course, i prefer ceramic tile, but that's not what your asking about either.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:50 pm | #
Moholy,
I'm skeptical, but what a cool toy!
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:52 pm | #
Send me the clip too--Guest makes me all squishy.
NYMary | Email | Homepage | 04.09.05 - 8:39 pm | #
I'll get it out momentarily, though
it may take a while -- I got
two other request for it.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:52 pm | #
another saturday night and i ain't got no body....
her eyes | Email | Homepage | 04.09.05 - 7:57 pm | #
A quote from Louis XVI immediately after his execution by guillotine on Saturday, January 21, 1793.
yankeedoodle | Email | Homepage | 04.09.05 - 8:46 pm | #
you gotta clean your shit up if you're going to have wood in a bathroom or kitchen. if you leave those little pee pee drops (if you're a guy) on wood... around the toilet, it gets a little... how shall we say... nasty.
Moholy Nagy |
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04.09.05 - 8:53 pm | #
I have ceramic tile now, but I dislike it a lot. It's freezing cold, and some of the tiles have cracked.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:53 pm | #
I have ceramic tile now, but I dislike it a lot. It's freezing cold, and some of the tiles have cracked.
have you checked out some vinyl flooring? they have some stuff out there now that looks like ceramic tile.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:55 pm | #
I like beer. it makes me a jolly good fellow
I like beer. it helps me unwind and sometimes it makes me feel mellow (makes her feel mellow)
Whiskey’s too rough, champagne costs too much, vodka puts my mouth in gear
This little refrain should help me explain as a matter of fact I like beer
(she likes beer)
oldwhitelady |
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04.09.05 - 8:56 pm | #
btw, NYMary, Rosie is very cute in the picture! looks like spring is finally getting to you!
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 8:56 pm | #
His Girl Friday. I love love love love love that movie. When I was just a teen, I
wanted to be Hildy Johnson, muckraking lady journalist. Is it on? What channel?
TJ | Email | Homepage | 04.09.05 - 8:48 pm | #
It's on Turner Classic Movies --
good print, too.
Intersting historical point:
Cary Grant as the editor of an
American tabloid is obviously a
Brit.
Thirty years ahead of its time.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 8:56 pm | #
Thanks, her eyes! We're so relieved that the weather finally broke.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 8:58 pm | #
I have vinyl tile in my kithcen in a black/white checker pattern... pretty typical. It shows dirt pretty bad. It's ok for about 5 days after mopping but after that... looks kind of "crumby."
Moholy Nagy |
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04.09.05 - 9:00 pm | #
thanks, steve.
"so long, you wage slaves."
btw, NYMary, Rosie is very cute in the picture! looks like spring is finally getting to you!
Rosie is cute in every picture. Almost makes me wish Mr. TJ and I hadn't decided that my 2 boys were enough.
TJ |
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04.09.05 - 9:00 pm | #
NYMary, YOU WILL REGRET TO YOUR DYING DAY INSTALING PERGO IN A KITCHEN OR BATHROOM.
There's lots of really good engineered wood with very high quality plastic coatings available at Home Depot or Loews - Bob Villa recommends several. The issue is being able to do the instal - and the truth is that if a bunch of Amex engineers could do it, you can do it. All that's required is a nice supply of the underlayment and a whole hell of a lot of wood glue. But wood, real wood, not paper with a picture of wood, is what you want. It;s just as easy to put in, but, God forbid, you do something bad to it, you can sand it down and fix it. More critically, it doesn't worry about getting wet. I HAVE DROPPED LARGE JARS on real wood with an underlayment and they have just sneered at me. I have MOPPED EXCESSIVELY and it has lain there, sturdily. Believe me. Pay the two dollars. Buy the engineered real wood and forego the Pergo.
GWPDA, Irate Scholar |
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04.09.05 - 9:00 pm | #
yes, we had a simply magnificent day here today as well, and spring takes forever to get here!
She's growing! Enjoy every precious moment with her and don't blink because that is how quickly it passes.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 9:01 pm | #
Oh. my. god. Cary Grant was absolutely dreamy in this movie.
TJ |
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04.09.05 - 9:03 pm | #
Darn no TCM (Turner classic movies-TJ)
on the cable package at chez kent W. But Mr President (his dark grey cat) is talking to me about something.
But Lewis Black is on Cspan.
Her eyes, I with ceramic as well, but GW makes some good points about wood with a good underlayment.
anyhoo, howdy all, and alas Black has finished, Cheney and wolfowitz are in attendance at the Radio and Television coorespondent's dinner.
kent b at chez kent w |
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04.09.05 - 9:04 pm | #
NYMary this will resist water damage from everyday spills and damp mopping when water is promptly removed. is just what it means. Promptly... it helps to catch it before it even hits the floor.
Water will ruin it in a heartbeat. Use real wood.
Blue Dragon |
04.09.05 - 9:06 pm | #
I've had Pergo in my house for 9 years, and we love it. I installed the snap-lock Pergo for a professor friend in his home a couple years back, which included his bathroom. He had some reservations about running it along his shower. I ran cove moulding along the shower, and still have no issues with delamination or swelling.
I'd still rather have solid oak, or maple flooring, but at the added labor of sanding and finishing - Pergo is well worth the money in my opinion.
Just don't buy it at Home Depot.
Barndog |
04.09.05 - 9:06 pm | #
NYMary, right now I've got saltillo in the kitchen. It was a design issue more than anything else. You drop stuff on an saltillo tile floor, and it BREAKS INTO TINY LITTLE PIECES. So much for ceramic tile. Vinyl? Okay, but it peels. The absolute best, no lie, best kitchen floor is a sealed cork. Think you can find that at Binghamton Flooring? Sure. The second best is an engineered clip together wood with a heavy duty underlayment. Wood is good. Wood, with a life of children who drop things is especially good.
GWPDA, Irate Scholar |
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04.09.05 - 9:08 pm | #
Now that oldwhitelady knows music. Done found herself some Tom T.
Blue Dragon |
04.09.05 - 9:10 pm | #
Wood is good. Wood, with a life of children who drop things is especially good.
and if i might add, cat yak cleans up fairly easily as well.
get the pre-finished and it is easier to install.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 9:10 pm | #
"I'd still rather have solid oak, or maple flooring, but at the added labor of sanding and finishing - Pergo is well worth the money in my opinion."
True enough, but the industry has advanced - and there are multiple varieties of Pergo-esque WOOD flooring that will do beautifully - with enough real wood on the surface so if something awful happens you can sand it down. Pergo? You sand it, you're looking at Kraft paper. Bob Vila!
GWPDA, Irate Scholar |
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04.09.05 - 9:12 pm | #
Heard Dr Dean say Bullshit on cspan
Ron Silver and Ollie North t the fox news tent.
OK must be something better on.
kent b at chez kent w |
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04.09.05 - 9:13 pm | #
GWPDA,
Yes, the shatter factor is my other issue with the tile. Plus standing for a longish time while cooking. The Pergo does have some give, that much is true.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 9:14 pm | #
NY Mary
No pergo in kitchen. really. I put it in my renovated kitchen and it was divine to look at, and with the extra cushioning I had installed, I could chop onions and peel potatos for hours without 'lead feet'.
But the ice dispenser has a nasty habit of dropping cubes stuck in the chute in the middle of the night onto the laminate floor. Water soaked in, now have bulges and warping where cubes melted, plus where some leakage from the washing machine spilled out into the kitchen while I was out of the house for 2 hours.
Once swollen, it never ever looks right again.
Once I get the roofs replaced, I'll start saving to put in some real solid wood flooring in the kitchen. Real wood floors can handle water better, and if worse comes to worst, you can always sand/plane/stain and repair.
A contractor friend is all hot about bamboo flooring, but it only comes in 2 'natural' colors, neither of which would look right in my kitchen.
NMRed |
04.09.05 - 9:14 pm | #
I never thought I would learn so much about flooring.
kent b at chez kent w |
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04.09.05 - 9:17 pm | #
Bamboo flooring is supposed to be much better for the environment because bamboo grows so quickly, if I understand what I've read about it correctly.
TJ |
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04.09.05 - 9:17 pm | #
"Yes, the shatter factor is my other issue with the tile. Plus standing for a longish time while cooking. The Pergo does have some give, that much is true."
Baby, it's not Pergo, it's click together flooring with an underlayment. That's what I'm trying to tell you. REAL WOOD flooring now is available that has an underlayment, can be clicked together and will not do any of the very, very bad things Pergo does.
Get the wood variety. You won't regret it - it's heavenly, I promise.
GWPDA, Irate Scholar |
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04.09.05 - 9:18 pm | #
GWPDA,
Duly noted, my sister. I'll price it for sure.
NYMary |
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04.09.05 - 9:21 pm | #
NYMary! I had my engineered wood floor instaled the same year Arthur came to live with me. HE LEFT NO MARKS ON IT. He scrambled across it, he pawed at it, he ate on it, he spilled whole bowlsful of water on it - nothing happened. Bellawood, Bob Vila - they are absolutely right. Anything that I can stand on for hours, cooking jam and whatever, anything that Arthur can scratch and pick at forever with no consequence - this is good stuff. NOT PERGO. ENGINEERED WOOD.
GWPDA, Irate Scholar |
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04.09.05 - 9:22 pm | #
Baby, it's not Pergo, it's click together flooring with an underlayment. That's what I'm trying to tell you. REAL WOOD flooring now is available that has an underlayment, can be clicked together and will not do any of the very, very bad things Pergo does.
plus it comes pre-finished, so no sanding or finishing.
her eyes |
04.09.05 - 9:23 pm | #
another saturday night and i ain't got nobody....
I thought the line went "another Saturday night and I ain't got laid"
Blue Dragon
or..."it's Saturday night and I just gotta rip it up."
John Lennon
Papa Legba |
04.09.05 - 9:29 pm | #
The life of a home remaker is not an easy one - the path is neither strait nor narrow, the way is sometimes unclear - but do not believe the cheapjack artists, the pretend fixers - making things right takes time and struggle but in the end it will be good.
This is why the trade of Homemaker is honoured and reverenced.
GWPDA, Irate Scholar |
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04.09.05 - 9:34 pm | #
I've seen that engineered wood (all wood, not a 'reasonable fascimilie' - aka pergo, etc). I've yet to encounter any installed, or anyone who has installed it.
I can say this for Pergo.. I was installing the cove mold at my ceiling line, and dropped my hammer - which bounced off it a few times.
Not a mark to be found. And, thats the same 23oz Estwing I frame with too. 1 hammer, all jobs.
Barndog |
04.09.05 - 9:42 pm | #
Bamboo flooring is the right decision for anyone regardless of what's going to look right in your kitchen or whether you have to clean up your spills right away. Anyone who is liberal enough to be writing at Atrios, should be liberal enough to realize that a crop like bamboo that can be harvested yearly (as opposed to timber... or even worse, rainforest hardwoods) is exactly the type of product we need to be supporting. Americans are so goddam reliant on the conventions of commercial industries. Put down whatever floor you want... just clean it properly and it doesn't matter if it's in the kitchen or wherever. Are you people working with hydrochloric acid in these kitchens for chrisake? Get the bamboo.
Moholy Nagy |
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04.09.05 - 9:46 pm | #
Gee, more Republicans who deny the 14th Amendment has any actual meaning in American English. Well, the Constitution as a whole, when need be.
I like the funny costumes and new form of fulminations. I just can't figure out why anyone considers them Americans.
cd |
04.09.05 - 9:49 pm | #
barndog, what about two hopeless idiots who are incapable of installing their own floor?
We still have value as humans, but...not insofar as the ability to install flooring is concerned.
What's a reasonable price per sf?
(would apprecuate an email\ re
tom delay pimps children for money. why don't they get it? this can't be seen as christian. it doesn't make anysense...jkdslkjeoi[eiujrignt8rt8 i'm getting burnt out
magnolia |
04.09.05 - 9:54 pm | #
Sorry to go off-floor
(thread) here but:
Anybody much into Thin Lizzy
or Phil Lynott?
I've just heard a couple of songs
that make me think he's a seriously
underrated guy -- possibly a
visionary.
Like he was intuiting some sort
of soul/r&b/metal thing
that could have been really
important and influential.
Not funk at all -- something
different.
steve simels |
04.09.05 - 9:55 pm | #
"I've seen that engineered wood (all wood, not a 'reasonable fascimilie' - aka pergo, etc). I've yet to encounter any installed, or anyone who has installed it."
Barndog! ME!, ME! Well, my Amex buds and Me. Took us two and a half days, a breeze, and I lived with it in my kitchen for nearly three years, dropping without breaking, sluicing down, spilling, Arthur scratching, you name it. Damn. Good. Stuff. Wouldn't have touched Pergo on a bet. I swear I could have done the Dance of Love on that floor, while making Desert Gold peach jam. And quite possibly, if I'd thought to put one up, making a series of competitive slam dunks. It's the UNDERLAYMENT! Like the very finest dance floors you've ever touched a tootsie on.... Pergo? Pfui!
GWPDA, Irate Scholar |
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04.09.05 - 10:01 pm | #
April has been berry berry good to me.
The first of the month, I won an almost new Wacom graphic tablet on eBay for a pittance.
A few days later, I found an Apple Extended keyboard at the local Goodwill.
Best. Macintosh. Keyboard. Ever.
A few days ago, in one day on eBay, I won a red amplified handset for the phone on the computer desk and an old TI-30 calculator, the guts of which were used to repair my equally old Texas Instruments SR-40 calculator.
Yes, it has been a wonderfully retrotech month so far, here at Chez Tucker.
Oh, and Bush getting booed in Rome was pretty spiffy, too!
Chris Tucker |
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04.09.05 - 10:13 pm | #
Speaking of retro... NYMary jogged a brain cell loose in my ripening noggin, and made me unearth this little slice from my past, circa 1987:
Stay away from cork floors unless you put claw caps on the cats. My builder warned me on that one. JUST enough resistance to make scratching really fun.
Luckily, by the time we got down through 2 layers of ugly linoleum and the plywood the original maple floor was in good shape. I love not having to make decisions.
lahke |
04.09.05 - 10:30 pm | #
He has some fantastically fun music!
oldwhitelady |
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04.09.05 - 11:42 pm | #
So speaking of Charles marrying his longtime love Camilla, who actually looked pretty nice for the big event . . . didja notice his mom? Camilla had the class to wear taupe, a nice quiet but elegant ensemble for a second marriage -- but the mother of the groom, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, wore white to the wedding.